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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1966
Page
9
A satirical leaflet calculates a housewife weekly earnings of 150 dollars and yearly 7 800, prompting a letter of pride from a reader who refuses to feel like a parasite. The piece ends with a defiant note urging wives to unite and claim value.
Visitors at the Workman home included Harold Pratt Mary Beth Cole and daughter from Glendora California for the funeral of John W Smith brother in law to Pratt. Paskins and family hosted overnight guests Bart Paskins Ted Paskins and families plus Connie Johnson from Salt Lake City. John W Smith’s funeral was held Monday in Preston with Don Workman Ted Paskins Wanda Hess and Fred Hess attending. A vocal solo by Don Workman followed. Weekend visitors at the Barger home included Ken Panter Robert Wagner and Dock Barger of Pocatello and Kermit Shumway.
Weston Srneff observes Scout Week with a Sunday program featuring the flag ceremony the Pledge of Allegiance and the national anthem Melvin McKay narrates the program as Scout Oath and Scoutwork outlines are shared by Scoutmaster Carl Bingham Explorers Eddie Benson and Kirk Bastian discuss benefits of Explorer scouts tributes honor Felix Feller and Myron Fennesbeck for scouting service local families and visitors attend church events and family updates cross the Weston community lifecycle notes include a baby blessing and several travel mentions to Arizona Utah and Nevada
Mr and Mrs Von R Atkinson held a Sunday family gathering for Mrs Atkinson's birthday with dinner for 26 relatives. Guests at the Barger home included Mr and Mrs Dock Barger and Mr and Mrs Ken Panter of Pocatello.
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